Sentence examples similar to longer rationale from inspiring English sources

Unlike every other President since Roosevelt, Clinton must deal with a world in which the Cold War is no longer a rationale for anything.

Finally, one also needs to consider the longer term rationale for converting CO2 to liquid fuels once fossil-fuel power plants cease to be major sources of CO2.

There is no longer any rationale to hammer Obama with negative ads that ultimately benefit McCain.

No longer is the rationale simply that jurors must be shielded from threats of retaliation.

That was a problem, because for a majority of the Justices a simple dislike of gay sex was no longer a plausible rationale.

"They no longer have the rationale that they need a strong leader to fend off a company which approached them in an unwelcome way.

If the reports were released the IWC would no longer have a rationale under its by laws for continuing the temporary moratorium.

But beyond that -- if only words are involved, or drawings, or images created by a computer with no child involved -- "then you no longer have the rationale to suppress it under the First Amendment," said Ms. Beeson.

Moreover, once cheap oil returned, there was no longer an economic rationale for alternative fuels, and much of the technology was shelved.

Considering the one-target advantage rationale, longer reaction times mean that moderate DS individual spent more time to select a plan of the elements of motor programming.

Somewhere in this evolution the justification for a liberal arts degree as the best way to prepare for rewarding professional and personal life no longer dominated the rationale on why to seek a college diploma.